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The protests are caused by schoolchildren's dissatisfaction with an overloaded schedule and a shortage of teachers.
Mass protests by high school students in France have escalated into urban riots, reports BFMTV.
The protests are organized by members of the leftist France Defiant party and are linked to problems in the education sector, such as overcrowded timetables and teacher shortages.
PARIS, October 1 – RIA Novosti. Mass protests by high school students in France, according to authorities, have escalated into urban riots, reports BFMTV.
Earlier, French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu convened an anti-crisis headquarters due to the growing school protests.
“They believe that we are no longer talking about a blockade or siege of schools, but about urban unrest,” the channel reports, citing participants in the crisis interdepartmental meeting.
In addition, the action itself against educational institutions was organized by members of the left-wing party “Unbowed France,” the authorities believe.

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